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Location: North Central IL USA | What's the optimum tackle set up for these wonderful inline spinners? |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | I use a Vexan 9'XH with a Revo Toro 60. I've caught a bunch of muskies on that bait. Look what he just did....
'The New Muskie Buzzer is now available on the website in three different colors. This is rigged weedless with a 12/0 weighted hook. Perfect for any muskie, pike, or bass. '
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Location: North Central IL USA | Does the XH chuck those 1.3 oz lures pretty good? I was thinking heavy or even MH....
Those look nice! Might have to get me a couple of em. |
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| Steve, with the weight on the bottom of the hook, does that help it ride point up through the water? Looking to get one or two, they apparently have stopped making the Klack bait which was my favorite for weeds. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | The Vexan does a nice job, yes.
The bait rides hook point up, and with the tip stuck just a bit into the tail, it's completely weedless. https://violentstrikelures.com/
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| I bought a couple last year and am looking forward to using them this August on the 'goon' I was hoping to see them at one of the Milwaukee of Wausau shows so my friends could pick up a couple |
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Location: NW WI | Janiescustomlures offers plenty of different flavors in that in-line single hook style as well. However The Extractor series has caught my attention more. We'll see how they do this year.
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | 7.62xJay - 3/19/2022 8:40 PM
Janiescustomlures offers plenty of different flavors in that in-line single hook style as well. However The Extractor series has caught my attention more. We'll see how they do this year.
R&H has had the Violent Strike Extractors for several years, they are not new. |
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Location: NW WI | No I know, neither are janies. Just throwing it out there because anybody clicking on this thread is probably interested in that style of bait. Both same concepts, both totally different sizes and presentations. Maybe I could've worded that better, Extractors are NEW to me this year.
On a similar note, I'm pretty excited to try out some of Muntz's weed guarded casting fly's/fly buzzers. I'm a bit skeptical, but still looking forward to trying them. |
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